Live at Lucille’s: Great Performances from the World of Jazz
Audrey Shakir
4/26/2024 | 56m 46s
Audrey Shakir: Top bebop vocalist, Knoxville debut with A-list rhythm section.
Atlanta-based vocalist Audrey Shakir has performed on some of the world’s biggest stages and has been delighting audiences for decades. For this, her first performance in Knoxville, Ms. Shakir will bring an A-list rhythm section from Atlanta to accompany her including pianist Kevin Bales, bassist Tommy Sauter and drummer Dave Potter.
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Live at Lucille’s: Great Performances from the World of Jazz is a local public television program presented by etpbs
Funding for Live at Lucille’s is provided in part by a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers like you, the Knoxville Jazz Orchestra and Pellissippi State Community College.
Live at Lucille’s: Great Performances from the World of Jazz
Audrey Shakir
4/26/2024 | 56m 46s
Atlanta-based vocalist Audrey Shakir has performed on some of the world’s biggest stages and has been delighting audiences for decades. For this, her first performance in Knoxville, Ms. Shakir will bring an A-list rhythm section from Atlanta to accompany her including pianist Kevin Bales, bassist Tommy Sauter and drummer Dave Potter.
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Live at Lucille’s: Great Performances from the World of Jazz is a local public television program presented by etpbs
Funding for Live at Lucille’s is provided in part by a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers like you, the Knoxville Jazz Orchestra and Pellissippi State Community College.